Betty Willock

Willock- Peacefully surrounded by her loving family at Vision Nursing Home, Sarnia on Sunday March 26, 2023. Betty Jean Willock, age 95 years of Sarnia. Loving wife of nearly 70 years to the late Blake Willock (2020). Much loved mother of Blake Willock and his wife Linda of Corunna, Sherrill Brown and her late husband Dave of Oakville and Linda Johansson and her husband Tobbe of Sweden. Treasured grandmother of Kristy, Kim, late Jimmy, Jenny, Heather, Stacy, Jeff and Robert and great-grandmother of many great-grandchildren. She was a loving sister-in-law of Nancy and Herb Henkel of London. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. Betty was a longtime devoted member of All Saints Anglican Church in Sarnia. She was proud of her time spent as a registered nurse. She was an avid camper, bridge player and Blue Jays fan and excelled as an excellent cook. She will be fondly remembered for having succeeded in wearing out before she rusted out. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of her life will be held at All Saints Anglican Church, 248 Vidal St. South, Sarnia on Monday April 3, 2023 at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Canon Steve Harnadek officiating. Visitors will be received at the church from 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers sympathy may be expressed through memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or to the Sarnia and District Humane Society.  Arrangements entrusted to Knight Funeral Home, 588 St. Clair Parkway, Corunna.  Messages and condolences may be left online @ www.knightfuneralhome.ca  Knight 519-862-2845.

“Rest Easy Mom”

Visitation Information

Donations

Sarnia and District Humane Society Canadian Cancer Society

Funeral Date

1:30 p.m. Monday April 3, 2023 at All Saints Anglican Church, Sarnia

21 thoughts on “Betty Willock”

  1. Ruth Hughes & Shelley Bone

    Such a beautiful picture of Betty……I can hear her laughing.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family at this time of sorrow. May you find comfort and solace in your happy memories of a loving and caring lady. She will stay alive in your hearts forever.
    We have so many happy memories of being together with Blake and Betty, camping and travelling. Ruth remembers when Betty gave her a shoebox full of jelly, all layered with different flavours. I was always in awe of the many talents Betty had including baking, paper tole, and knitting…..she could do anything she put her mind to. There were great times full of fun and laughter. We have so many memories of so many good times.

  2. Vince-Mary Whelpley

    Betty was a dynamic lady who was well known by many. We have had the pleasure of knowing Betty for many,many years. She will be missed.

  3. Hello to the Blake Family

    We loved your mom. She and I had nursing in common and often spoke of it. Your mom decorated our wedding cake for us 50 years ago. It was so beautiful! She and my mom were friends at All Saints (st. Georges) for many, many years. I was a facebook friend with her and we enjoyed talking from time to time. So sorry for this tremendous loss.
    Peter and Kathy Hungerford and Family

  4. God saw you geting tired
    And à cure was not to be
    So he put His arms around you
    And wispered ”Com to me”.

    Rest in peace

    Ulla and Hasse

  5. Karen and Wayne Goodman

    To all the Willock families. Sorry to hear that Betty has passed. May your memories in your hearts bring a smile to your faces at this sad time. She had a good long life.

  6. Blake, Linda and families,
    I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. We spent many afternoons at my shop with Betty telling stories and jokes. She was always a joy to be around. Most happy with her “Pinot Grigio” in hand telling a joke. She will be missed by all who knew her and shared time with her.
    Rest in peace Betty!!!
    Paul

  7. Tim &Brenda Sparks

    Blake, Linda and family

    Our heartfelt condolences go out to you and family during this sad time.
    Betty was a real trooper and an independent individual who knew what she wanted.
    She had a great sense of humour and she will be missed. Thinking of you!

    Tim & Brenda Sparks

  8. To the Willock Family :

    Over 30 years ago when Bill & I became NCHA members your parents were some of the first to welcome us to the camping organization and we had many greatHappy Hours at Campouts with them and their door was always open when travelling thru Sarnia for an overnight visit .
    Now Betty has gone to keep My Bill and her Blake in line . God Bless her .

  9. Blake and Linda
    Thinking of you at this difficult time. Our sincere condolences.
    Barbara Nicol and Terry Fulton

  10. Thinking of the family during this difficult time. I adored Betty as my own, I am truly blessed of the memories I have with her. She made such a big impact on my life, she didn’t make it to her big 104 birthday party as we planned but 95 is still pretty great. Sending all my love❤️

    Brooke from Wellings

  11. Larry and Kathy Park

    We are so sorry to hear of Betty’s passing. We have wonderful memories camping with Blake and Betty she was my mothers best friend the two Betty’s are together again under the awning of the trailer for happy hour with all that have gone before them. She will be missed.
    Larry and Kathy Park

  12. Betty and I played Euchre at the Courtright Friendship Club. She was a delightful soul. She will be missed

  13. Betty loved life, people, her family, our Lord, her husband Blake for nearly Seventy years.. She was blessed with so many
    Talents. great cook – spent years in the kitchen of her church feeding the flock. She sewed, knitted, crocheted and she
    was an Artist as well. She enjoyed her Bridge games. She always took time to chat with folks with her welcoming smile.
    She lived life well and is now home with her Lord. She will be remembered!

  14. To the Willock family;
    I first met Betty and Blake almost twenty three years ago and I adored them right off the hop. We became friends and Betty had me over for a nice meal, glass of wine and comphy homemade slippers when they lived at the Seaway Centre. I would bring some frozen soups and meals as well. Her company was always the best and I loved all her stories about traveling and especially camping. She was and is a true gem and I’m sure that she’s happy to be reunited with her love and will be keeping everyone on their toes!
    God bless, Ashli Elms xo

  15. Beth MacInnes Carson

    To the Willock family: I was very sorry to read of Betty’s passing. My parents (Angus and Esther MacInnes) were long time friends of your parents. They had many laughs together playing bridge! Last time I saw Betty was at a church function at St. George’s when I had recently moved back to Sarnia in 1997. I told her who I was and she told me some pretty funny stories about my Mom and “marriage”. I guess she listened because my parents had 3 children together…lol I’m sure they are all together now playing a mean game of bridge! RIP

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